Sentence examples for by digging down from inspiring English sources

By digging down and keeping track of what is found where, archaeologists can create a timeline of Trojan history.

Chelsea's solution has been to increase that both by digging down, and by proposing to cover over two adjacent railway lines, using the new space for concourses.

This can be done by digging down into the affected spot and building a void where water can naturally fill and then dissipate.

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These would be to look for signs of past or present life by digging down into the soil; and packaging, or caching, rocks that can be picked up and despatched to Earth laboratories by a subsequent mission.

In other words, as an extreme and obvious example, you would not set out on a journey to the moon by digging down into the earth.

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Bonds said the Giants were "digging down deep inside" by the sixth inning because the Angels are exhausting them.

This was impossible to miss in the Rijksmuseum's colossal new atrium, created by roofing two former courtyards and digging down about thirty feet — and thus, this being Holland, well beneath the water table — where I met the museum's director, Wim Pijbes, and we discussed cookies.

Users can search by name, parish or other elements, digging down into the history of a particular parish, seeking out a clergyman ancestor, exploring an issue such as the unexpectedly high number of female patrons, or studying trends such as clerical migration around the country.

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